595 people have registered for the Conditional Basic Income Grant at Otavi.
The Otavi Constituency Office is compiling a report for consideration by the Ministry of Gender, Poverty Eradication, and Social Welfare.
Okahandja and Otjiwarongo have already started with the grant as part of the pilot project.
Otavi Constituency Councillor George !Garab also wants Otavi residents who are unable to sustain themselves to benefit from the grant.
SIM card holders whose numbers have been deactivated after registration are seeking answers from MTC in Katima Mulilo.
They claim that their numbers were registered, only to find that their cards seem to have been blocked.
A long queue of both senior citizens and young people was observed in the morning, with many frustrated about their SIM cards not working.
The majority stated that they had registered with MTC agents who visited their villages last year and did not understand the current disconnection.
Registration of pupils in the Kavango West Region has been moving at a snail's pace.
School staff fear this may delay or interrupt teaching and learning as classes are set to commence on Monday.
Schools started with registration on Thursday.
On Friday, the nbc News team visited some schools and found teachers waiting on parents to come and register their children.
They say this is an annual occurrence where parents are slack in registering their children.
With the extension of the SIM card registration, Kalkfeld residents are calling on Mobile Telecommunications Company (MTC) to visit their settlement again.
Just as with many others, some of the residents of Kalkfeld are still making their way to register their numbers, and the extension of the registration period by three more months was therefore good news to many, even those without registration points in their areas.
In Keetmanshoop, a last-minute surge has seen scores of residents line up at the MTC office, eager to register their SIM cards.
The scene underscores a sense of urgency, with some locals reporting waits of over three hours in long queues.
SIM card holders have until December 31st to register their numbers or face suspension.
Long queues can be observed as people rush at the last minute, although the message was transmitted 12 months ago.
There will be no extension to the registration of SIM cards. There are only two weeks left, and once the deadline hits, service providers will suspend the numbers of all unregistered subscribers.
An information session was held at the Government Information Centre for an update, which nbc's Emil Seibeb attended.
The Councillor of Musese Constituency in Kavango West Region, Kosmos Katura, has urged the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security to enhance civil registration outreach programmes within his constituency.
Katura's call follows a significant turnout of undocumented Namibians seeking registration at Olavi Sivute Combined School.
Katura says a considerable number of individuals, particularly children, lack national identity documents.
